Rishab Shetty to play Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in upcoming historical drama

ED summons TMC’s Abhishek Banerjee again on Oct 3; MP claims day coincides with party rally

'Wagh nakh' of Chhatrapati Shivaji to be brought back from UK for 3 years after signing MoU: Minister

Cal HC grants relief to TMC’s Abhishek Banerjee, rules against coercive action by ED

Shivaji statue damaged

Goa: Three arrested for `desecrating' Shivaji statue

West Bengal witnessing 'death of democracy' under Mamata Banerjee: BJP MP Tejasvi Surya

There will be no polls in future if this 'dictatorial' govt returns: Mamata Banerjee at Oppn meet

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee hoped that the opposition meeting in Patna on Friday would be constructive and asserted that the BJP must be defeated in the next Lok Sabha polls to save the country from disaster. Banerjee, who has been critical of the BJP’s “mishandling” of the situation in Manipur, said it is due to the policies of the saffron camp that the northeastern state is on the boil and the convening of the all-party meeting on June 24 was a “late decision”. “Tomorrow is our opposition meeting. We hope it will be good and collective decisions will be taken. I feel that to save the country from disaster, people will vote against the BJP,” she told reporters on Thursday.

Bangladesh PM sends 600 kg mangoes as gift to Mamata Banerjee

BJP destroyed railways by stopping practice of separate budget: Mamata Banerjee

Actress Puja Banerjee photo gallery

Shivaji Maharaj's life is source of inspiration: PM Modi

350th anniversary celebrations of Shivaji Maharaj's coronation begin in Maha; CM, DyCM take part in state event

Mamata Banerjee apologises to people for blast in illegal firecracker factory in Egra

Abhishek Banerjee to appear before CBI, dares agency to arrest him

Mamata Banerjee curbing press freedom in West Bengal: Anurag Thakur

Time to save West Bengal, throw out Mamata Banerjee govt: BJP on Sandeshkhali violence

PM Modi lauds Shivaji on birth anniversary

Shivaji Jayanti 2024: Celebrating legacy of great Maratha Emperor